<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes quantum computing is reaching an inflection point, enabling AI innovation.</li><li>Huang introduced CUDA-Q, a quantum-classical hybrid computing platform for future supercomputers.</li><li>He predicts a future where quantum and classical architectures collaborate in solving complex problems.</li><li>Nvidia also unveiled Grace Blackwell, designed for creating virtual replicas of physical systems.</li><li>The development of AI factories is essential for processing smart tokens and advancing AI applications.</li><li>Huang emphasized the significance of intelligence infrastructure for every country and company.</li><li>Nvidia is working on AI clouds with Schneider Electric and Mistral AI for agentic AI applications.</li><li>The use of digital twins and Omniverse simulation aids in optimizing real-world processes.</li><li>Huang envisions a future where robots are more intelligent and customized, even for small businesses.</li><li>The industrial revolution driven by robotics, simulation, and AI convergence is outlined by Nvidia's initiatives.</li></ul>

Nvidia CEO Sees Quantum Computing Reaching ‘Inflection Point’

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